You could just store them in your database.
All you need to do is encrypt them using a simple encryption method
public static byte[] encrypt(String x) throws Exception
{
java.security.MessageDigest d =null;
d = java.security.MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA-1");
d.reset();
d.update(x.getBytes());
return d.digest();
}
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I want to introduce the concept of users in my web
application. I want to know how to store passwords
securily on the server side. How do people deal with
passwords usually? Any documentation/guides on this
would also do.
thanks
rf.
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